On iPhone (Apple Health)
- In MoveTogether, tap your photo on Home, then the gear, then Data Sources.
- Connect Apple Health, then pick Apple Watch as your tracker.
Features → Wearables → Apple Watch
Via Apple Health
Apple Watch writes your activity to Apple Health on its own, and MoveTogether reads it there. There is also a native MoveTogether watch app with complications.
Your watch syncs to Apple Health on your iPhone with no extra setup. Connect Apple Health in MoveTogether and pick Apple Watch as your tracker.
If your watch is paired with an iPhone on iOS 18 or later and your rings show in the Fitness app, you can compete.
MoveTogether scores the same activity for every device. Here’s what comes through from Apple Watch.
| Metric | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Steps | Yes | |
| Active calories | Yes | Your Move ring. |
| Exercise minutes | Yes | Your Exercise ring. |
| Workouts | Yes |
Sync timing
Apple Health sends new activity to MoveTogether in the background once your watch syncs to your iPhone. Sync activity in the + menu pulls it in right away.
Every scoring method is fair here, because every device sends its data the same way. Two that suit it: How Apple Watch competitions work, and how to run one with a group
Yes. MoveTogether has a native watch app with complications. Your activity itself reaches MoveTogether through Apple Health.
Yes. MoveTogether reads Apple Health on your iPhone, so the watch must sync to it.
The one you pick. MoveTogether counts one tracker toward your rings. Change it any time on iPhone: tap your photo on Home, then the gear, then Data Sources.
Download MoveTogether, allow Apple Health, and start a competition.